The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi

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Libya’s Hidden Wealth May Be Next Battle

Established in 2006, the fund was used by Mr. Qaddafi in an effort to make the case that Libya was ready to open itself to the West.

It helped draw into Mr. Qaddafi’s orbit a range of powerful figures, including the Rothschild family, Prince Andrew of Britain, the former European trade commissioner Peter Mandelson, the cream of corporate society in Italy and the American private equity investors Stephen A. Schwarzman of Blackstone and David M. Rubenstein of the Carlyle Group.
The United States said it intended to freeze any Libyan Investment Authority’s assets controlled by American institutions, though no specific bank or asset had been publicly identified.

In Britain, officials say the fund will be prevented from selling and repatriating its assets, which include, in addition to its Pearson stake, a small portfolio of commercial real estate holdings in London.

But what remains unclear is to what extent the $50 billion or so of cash and liquid securities in the fund, which operated under the indirect control of Mr. Qaddafi, is accessible to the regime of his father, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Virtually all of Libya’s riches come from oil, and while the country may well be sitting on a cash mountain, deploying those sums in international markets to buy arms or pay outside fighters is likely to be very difficult.

People who worked closely with the fund said that its inner workings were largely a mystery as bureaucratic inertia and lack of investment expertise kept it from being more active.

It made its first outside investments only in 2008. Most of the money is probably held in Libya or in other banks in the Middle East outside of the reach of sanctions.

“There was no backup, no staffing and no system — and everyone wanted to have a cut of the action,” said Oliver Miles, a former British ambassador to Libya. “It would be wrong to say that it failed, but it has not succeeded, either.”

To a degree, Mr. Miles argued, the fund’s experience mirrors that of Seif Qaddafi’s reform agenda as a whole. “He did not have the professional knowledge and backup to do what he said he was going to do,” Mr. Miles said, “and there is a question of how truly committed he was to reform.”

While bankers say that some of the cash pool is probably being managed by the investment banks that so aggressively wooed the fund in its early days, they say it is also likely that the bulk of the assets have been kept in Libya’s liquidity-rich banking system — a reflection of the country’s long experience with Western-imposed sanctions.

In addition to the fund, Libya’s central bank has reserves of about $110 billion, giving it a net cash position of about 160 percent of the nation’s annual gross domestic product, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Ever since his “rivers of blood speech” last month, in which Mr. Qaddafi first expressed his family’s determination to stay in power at all cost, his once-wide circle of acquaintances has shrunk drastically.

In Britain, friendship has turned to revulsion.

Marjorie Scardino, the chief executive of Pearson, which publishes The Financial Times and The Economist, said the company was uncomfortable with Libya’s 3 percent stake. The company has frozen the position and will not pay a dividend to the fund.

In the British Parliament, the opposition Labour Party has called on Prime Minister David Cameron to remove Prince Andrew from his position as a worldwide promoter of British business interests because of his reported ties to Mr. Qaddafi.

In Italy, where the fund was more heavily invested, in part because of the longstanding ties dating from Italy’s colonization of Libya, the response has been more measured. Andrea Agnelli, chairman of Juventus, has said that he was not worried about the 7 percent stake that has been tied to one of Mr. Qaddafi’s brothers, Al-Saadi, a former professional soccer player in Libya.

Unicredit, the Italian bank that is 7 percent owned by the Libyan Investment Authority and the Libyan Central Bank, has merely said it is monitoring the situation.

The investment authority was established in 2006 just as Libya and Mr. Qaddafi in particular, were making a concerted attempt to rejoin the community of nations.

Mercer, a consulting firm, was called in to provide technical advice, and Mr. Qaddafi made use of his connections at the London School of Economics, where he was working on his doctorate, to recruit further expertise, including Howard Davies, the school’s director, to serve as an adviser to the fund.

Mr. Davies said he regretted his involvement with the fund and was no longer connected with it.

He said he had taken no fee and had not offered advice on specific investments.

The London School of Economics said late Thursday that Mr. Davies had resigned as director and that it had commissioned an inquiry into the school’s relationship with Libya and Mr. Qaddafi.

Providing the intellectual launching pad for not just the fund but also for Mr. Qaddafi’s fanciful dream to remake Libya as an entrepreneurial hub for the region to rival Dubai was a paper he commissioned from Michael Porter, the international competitiveness expert at Harvard University, which extolled Libya’s potential and its system of “popular democracy.”

“We were there because the country seemed ready to reform,” Mr. Porter said in response to a question about his involvement in Libya. “And Seif was the key reform driver. It became clear that the conservatives had blocked the reformers and I ended my personal involvement in 2007.”

The fund’s nominal head is Muhammad H. Layas, perhaps Libya’s most experienced international banker. He has had a leadership role in institutions including the Libyan Arab Foreign Bank, the only bank allowed to conduct international business during the imposition of United Nations sanctions against Libya; British-Arab Commercial Bank, a London-based wholesale bank now majority owned by Libya; and the Arab Banking Corporation, a Bahrain-based bank also majority controlled by Libya.

But while he was the titular head, bankers who have had dealings with the fund say that the real power was wielded by Mustafa Zarti, a close friend of Mr. Qaddafi whose title is deputy chief executive.

Brash and with an “in-your-face” style, according to people who dealt with him, Mr. Zarti went to school with Mr. Qaddafi in Austria. He is also his partner in a tuna farming enterprise, R. H. Marine Services, on the west coast of Libya.

Bankers who dealt with Mr. Zarti said he fancied himself quite a deal maker — very much taken with glossy Wall Street names like Goldman Sachs — and was known for his impulsive and unsuccessful investment decisions, like investing in Royal Bank of Scotland before it was bailed out.

In 2008, as the fund began to get off the ground, Mr. Zarti attracted the attention of foreign bankers, so much so that at his wedding in Tripoli in 2009, two of private equity’s biggest investors, Mr. Schwarzman of Blackstone and Mr. Rubenstein of Carlyle, were invited and attended as guests.

Peter Rose, a spokesman for Blackstone, said Libya had not invested in any of the company’s funds. Christopher W. Ullman of Carlyle said that the company did not comment on the identity of its investors.

While Mr. Qaddafi largely kept his distance from day-to-day operations, he would on occasion swoop in to authorize an investment, like its stake in Rusal, the aluminum producer controlled by the Russian oligarch Oleg V. Deripaska.

By early 2010, the fund was sitting on $50 billion in cash and securities, according to Mr. Layas.

In an interview in his office in Tripoli a little more than a year ago, Mr. Layas said that the bankers were well aware of the billions in cash available to Libya’s fund but that he was never tempted to invest overseas at the level and scale of other funds, like the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

Indeed, he suggested that the scars from decades of sanctions were still deeply felt. “Sanctions have made us very conservative,” he said. “And it is the opinion of the leader that as we build our reserves that we keep most of them with the central bank.”

My Take:Mwenye macho haambiwi Tazama!
 
The Scramble for Access to Libya's Oil Wealth Begins

HOUSTON - The fighting is not yet over in Tripoli, but the scramble to secure access to Libya's oil wealth has already begun.

Before the rebellion broke out in February, Libya exported 1.3 million barrels of oil a day. While that is less than 2 percent of world supplies, only a few other countries can supply equivalent grades of the sweet crude oil that many refineries around the world depend on.

The resumption of Libyan production would help drive down oil prices in Europe, and indirectly, gasoline prices on the East Coast of the United States. Western nations - especially the NATO countries that provided crucial air support to the rebels - want to make sure their companies are in prime position to pump the Libyan crude.

Foreign Minister Franco Frattini of Italy said on state television on Monday that the Italian oil company Eni "will have a No. 1 role in the future" in the North African country. Mr. Frattini even reported that Eni technicians were already on their way to eastern Libya to restart production. (Eni quickly denied that it had sent any personnel to the still-unsettled region, which is Italy's largest source of imported oil.)
Libyan production has been largely shut down during the long conflict between rebel forces and troops loyal to Libya's leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Eni, with BP of Britain, Total of France, Repsol YPF of Spain and OMV of Austria, were all big producers in Libya before the fighting broke out, and they stand to gain the most once the conflict ends. American companies like Hess, ConocoPhillips and Marathon also made deals with the Qaddafi regime, although the United States relies on Libya for less than 1 percent of its imports.

But it is unclear whether a rebel government would honor the contracts struck by the Qaddafi regime or what approach it would take in negotiating new production-sharing agreements with companies willing to invest in established oil fields and explore for new ones.

Even before taking power, the rebels suggested that they would remember their friends and foes and negotiate deals accordingly.
"We don't have a problem with Western countries like Italians, French and U.K. companies," Abdeljalil Mayouf, a spokesman for the Libyan rebel oil company Agoco, was quoted by Reuters as saying. "But we may have some political issues with Russia, China and Brazil."
Russia, China and Brazil did not back strong sanctions on the Qaddafi regime, and they generally supported a negotiated end to the uprising. All three countries have large oil companies that are seeking deals in Africa.


Colonel Qaddafi proved to be a problematic partner for international oil companies, frequently raising fees and taxes and making other demands.

A new government with close ties to NATO may be an easier partner for Western nations to deal with. Some experts say that given a free hand, oil companies could find considerably more oil in Libya than they were able to locate under the restrictions placed by the Qaddafi government.

Oil analysts said it was likely that oil companies, particularly Total and Eni, would compete fiercely for contracts on the best oil properties, with their respective governments lobbying on their behalf. But first the rebels will have to consolidate control over the country.

"If you don't have a stable security environment, who will be able to put their workers back in the country?" said Helima Croft, senior geopolitical strategist at Barclays Capital.

The civil war forced major oil companies to withdraw their personnel, and production plummeted over the last several months to a minuscule 60,000 barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency.

That would account for roughly 20 percent of the country's normal domestic needs. The rebels were able to export a modest amount of crude that was stored at ports and sell it for cash on the international markets through Qatar.



Italy in recent years has relied on Libya for more than 20 percent of its oil imports. France, Switzerland, Ireland and Austria all depended on Libya for more than 15 percent of their imports before the fighting began.

Libya's importance to France was underscored on Monday when President Nicolas Sarkozy invited the head of the rebels' national transitional council, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, to Paris for consultations.

Even though the United States relies very little on Libya for imports, the reduction of high-quality crude on world markets has pushed up oil and gasoline prices for Americans as well.

Elisabetta Povoledo contributed reporting from Rome.
Source:http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/23/b...-libyas-oil-wealth-begins.html?pagewanted=all
 
Many thanks Doctor A.L, for your assesment of Ghaddafi

To the wonder here is how can someone who is an
"Absolute"
Autocrat - a person / ruler possesing unlimited and unquestioned Powers
Despot - Singularly ruling with absolue Powers.
Dictator - a ruler who illegally seizes and assumes Power.
Kleptocrat - one who increases his personal wealth and political power and of its officials and
friends at the expense of the wider population.
Nepotist - favouritism granted to Relatives and Friends.

Ever be a Hero to anyone with a reasonable mind?

It troubles my mind to see how can such a Man be counted to stand for Africa?
Do we Africans have other definitions for Autocrats, Despots, Dictators, Kleptocrats, Nepotists,
Tyrants of this kind or otherwise?
Does such a human need our sympathy or compliment?
Do we have to colour paste him otherwise?

His time was long overdue, his kind of "Leadership" is for the past and lost Generation.
God bless Africa
 

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Waandishi Wetu na Mashirika ya Habar
ALIYEKUWA kiongozi wa Libya, Kanali Muammar Gaddafi ameripotiwa kuuawa na wapiganaji wanaoongozwa na Baraza la Mpito nchini humo (NTC), baada ya mji wa nyumbani kwake, Sirte kunyakuliwa na vikosi hivyo jana.

Kifo cha Kanali Gaddafi (69) kilitangazwa rasmi na Waziri Mkuu wa Serikali ya mpito nchini humo, Mahmoud Jibril, muda mfupi baada kiongozi huyo aliyeitawala Libya kwa miaka 42 kuuawa.

Awali, msemaji wa NTC nchini Libya, Kanali Ahmed Bani alisema Kanali Gaddafi aliuawa na mwili wake ulipelekwa katika mji wa Misratah, bila kutoa ufafanuzi kamili kuhusu mazingira ya kifo hicho.

Taarifa za kuuawa kwake zilitolewa huku zikiambatanishwa na picha zinazoonyesha sura inayoonekana kuwa ni ya kiongozi huyo, katika muonekano wa nywele zake laini na ndefu wastani na uso uliotapakaa damu na majeraha.

Kanali Gaddafi anakuwa kiongozi wa kwanza kuuawa tangu kuanza vuguvugu la mageuzi katika mataifa ya kiarabu mwanzoni mwa mwaka huu, yaliyowaondoa madarakani Rais Ben Ali wa Tunisia na Hosni Mubarak wa Misri.

Kifo hicho kimetangazwa ikiwa ni miezi tisa tangu kuanza kwa upinzani mkali dhidi ya Serikali yake Februari mwaka huu, ambapo aliapa kwamba asingeondoka nchini Libya na kwamba yeye na wafuasi wake wangepambana hadi tone la mwisho la damu.

Kanali Gaddafi ambaye wakati wa utawala wake aliwahi kujipa wadhifa wa “mfalme wa wafalme wa Afrika” alikuwa akisifika kwa ukali wa sauti yake na maneno makali ya kuhamasisha na kueleza misimamo yake katika hotuba zake.

Mapambano hayo yameishia katika mji wa nyumbani kwake, Sirte ambao umekuwa na upinzani mkali kwa vikosi vya wapiganaji wa NTC ambavyo vililazimika kupambana kwa miezi kadhaa hadi waasi walipofanikiwa kuuteka jana.

Kanali Bani alisema mtoto wa Kanali Gaddafi, Mutassim ambaye walikuwa pamoja katika mji wa Sirte aliuawa na wapiganaji hao wa NTC.

Msemaji huyo aliwaambia waandishi wa habari kuwa kiongozi huyo alifariki dunia baada ya kujeruhiwa vibaya katika miguu yake yote na kichwani.

“Aliuawa katika mapambano na wapiganaji wetu. Kuna picha zinazoonyesha hayo,”alisema.

Alijificha kwenye karavati

Kwa mujibu wa taarifa za vyombo mbalimbali vya habari vya kimataifa, Kanali Gaddafi alidhibitiwa baada ya kukutwa amejificha katika karavati la barabarani, yeye pamoja na baadhi ya walinzi wake.

Kwa upande wake, kamanda wa wapiganaji wa baraza hilo, Abdul Hakim Belhaj pia alithibitisha kuwa Kanali Gaddafi alifariki dunia kutokana na majeraha aliyoyapata baada ya kukamatwa.

Makamu Mwenyekiti wa NTC, Abdul Hafiz Ghoga alithibitisha mbele ya waandishi wa habari kuwa Gaddafi aliuawa katika mji wa Sirte.

“Tunatangaza kwa dunia kuwa Muammar Gaddafi aliuawa katika mikono ya wanamapinduzi,” alisema Ghoga.

Katika mtiririko wa matukio yaliyokuwa yakirushwa katika vituo mbalimbali vya televisheni, kituo cha televisheni cha al-Jazeera kilionyesha picha za mwili wa Kanali Gaddafi ukiburuzwa katika eneo alilouawa.

Filamu za video zilizochukuliwa kwa simu za mkono zilionyesha kile kilichoonekana kuwa maiti ya Gaddafi iliyolowa damu. Mwili wake baadaye uliburuzwa na wapiganaji na kupakiwa nyuma ya gari aina ya pick-up.


Nato na Marekani zilieleza kuwa haziwezi kuthibitisha taarifa za kuuwawa kwa kiongozi huyo ambaye hajaonekana tangu NTC ilipoikamata Tripoli.

Watu washangilia mitaani

Wakati huohuo, katika mji wa Benghazi na miji mingine nchini humo, watu walionekana kukusanyika mitaani na kushangilia taarifa hizo za kuuawa kwa Gaddafi.

Viongozi mbalimbali duniani pia wamezungumzia kuhusu taarifa hizo za kuuawa kwa Kanali Gaddafi ambaye amewahi kuwa mpinzani mkubwa wa mataifa ya Ulaya na Marekani kutokana na misimamo yake dhidi ya mataifa hayo.

Miongoni mwa viongozi hao ni Waziri Mkuu wa Uingereza, David Cameroon ambaye alisema ni siku maalum ya kukumbuka maovu yote yaliyofanywa na Gaddafi.

Alisema watu wa Libya wako katika nafasi nzuri ya kujenga nchi imara na yenye demokrasia.

“Ninafurahi kazi ambayo Uingereza imesaidia katika kuuondoa utawala wa Gaddafi,”alisema.

Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Ufaransa, Alain Juppe amepongeza kufikiwa mwisho kwa utawala wa miaka 42 ya Gaddafi.

Katibu Mkuu wa Umoja wa Mataifa, Ban Ki-Moon pia alisema kwamba kifo cha Kanali Gaddafi kinatoa mwanya wa “historia mpya kwa Libya”.

“Watu wanatakiwa watambue kuwa huu ni mwisho wa mwanzo. Sasa ni wakati wa Walibya wote kushikamana na kuwa kitu kimoja. Ni wakati wa kuponya majeraha na kujenga upya taifa. Si wakati wa visasi,” alisema Ki-Moon.

Balozi wa Libya nchini Uingereza, Mahmud Nacua alisema kuwa kuawa kwa Gaddafi kunamaanisha Libya inaelekea kwenye mustakhabali bora wa baadaye.

Wasifu wa Kanali Muammar Gaddafi

Alikuwa mtoto wa wafugaji wa Kibedui, mwenye maisha ya utata, lakini ambaye alitukuzwa sana, huku mataifa ya Magharibi yakimuona mtu wa hatari wakati wote.

Muammar Muhammad Gaddafi aliitawala Libya kwa zaidi ya miaka 40. Hadi mwanzoni mwa Machi 2011, alikuwa akiamini ndani ya moyo wake kwamba watu wake walikuwa wakimpenda na kwamba walikuwa tayari kumlinda hadi kufa kwa ajili yake.

Lakini wakati huo, tayari Gaddafi alikuwa ameshatumia njia za kikatili kuyazima maandamano dhidi yake, maandamano ambayo baadaye yaligeuka vita vya wenyewe kwa wenyewe.

Kwa mujibu wa taarifa, watu zaidi ya 30,000 waliuawa kwenye vita hivyo. Mara nyingi sana, Gaddafi alitoa matamko makali wakati wa vita hivyo, ila linalojuilikana zaidi ni lile la kuwaita wapinzani wake kuwa ni panya.

Kwa kila hali, yaliyotokea ni mambo ambayo Gaddafi hakuyatarajia asilani. Mtoto huyu wa wafugaji wa Kibedui aliyezaliwa mwaka 1942, alikuja kuibuka kama mkombozi wa Walibya, alipompindua Mfalme Idriss hapo mwaka 1969.

Kuanzia hapo akaanza kujenga kile alichokiona mwenyewe kuwa ni mfumo wa kidemokrasia wa moja kwa moja. Alianzisha kamati za umma zilizoamua juu ya mustakabali wa umma na wa Serikali. Aliuita mfumo wake wa kisiasa na kiuchumi kuwa ni wa kisoshalisti, alioufafanua kwenye kijitabu chake cha Kijani.

Historia yake kiufupi

Alizaliwa mwaka 1942 katika eneo la Jangwa, kwenye mji wa Sirte, katika familia ya baba Mohamed Abdulsalama Abuminiar na mama Aisha Ben Niran. Alijiunga na Jeshi la Libya mwaka 1965.
Alifanya mapinduzi ya Serikali yasiyo ya umwagaji damu na kumuondoa mfalme Idris katika utawala wake mwaka 1969 na kuwa mtawala wa Libya akiwa na umri wa miaka 27.

Alikuwa maarufu kwa nguo anazopenda kuvaa na walinzi wa **** wenye kubeba silaha, kiongozi huyo wa Libya pia anadhaniwa kuwa na mbinu nzuri za kisiasa kwa kuweza kuirejesha Libya kutokana na kutengwa kidiplomasia duniani.
Baada ya miongo miwili ya kutengwa katika jamii ya kimataifa, mwaka 2003, Tripoli ilikiri kuwa walifanya shambulio la Lockerbie kwa kuiangamiza kwa mabomu ndege ya Pam Am. Umoja wa Mataifa (UN) ulikubali kuondoa vikwazo dhidi ya Libya.

Baada ya miezi kadhaa, Serikali ya Kanali Gaddafi ilisitisha mipango yake ya kuunda silaha za maangamizi na hii ikarejesha ushirikiano na nchi za Magharibi.

Gaddafi ni mtu wa kipekee katika kauli zake, mienendo yake, tabia zake na mikakati yake, kwa mujibu wa Saas Djebbar, mtaalam wa siasa za Libya.
Alipokuwa kijana alivutiwa na kiongozi mzalendo wa Misri, Gamal Abdel Nasser, alipokuwa akishiriki katika maandamano dhidi ya Israel wakati wa mtafaruku wa Suez mwaka 1956.

Alipanga njama ya kupindua utawala wa kifalme alipokuwa mwanafunzi wa kijeshi alipokuwa mafunzoni Uingereza kabla ya kurejea nyumbani Libya. Alipanga mapinduzi ya Septemba 1, 1969 akiwa katika mji wa Benghazi.

Alianza kujenga itikadi zake za kisiasa mwaka 1970 na kuziandika katika kitabu chake cha kijani kibichi.
Alikitumia kitabu chake kuanzisha mfumo wa kisiasa uliojumuisha kanuni za Kiislamu na mfumo ulio tofauti na siasa za ujamaa au ubepari.
Mwaka1977 aliasisi mfumo ujulikanao kama 'Jamahiriya' au 'Taifa la Umma' ambapo raia ndio wanaoendesha uongozi wa nchi yao kupitia 'kamati za umma'.

Mfumo huo wa Gaddafi umevuka mipaka na hauhusishi mambo ya siasa tu, bali pia mambo mengine.
Akiwa safarini ng'ambo, alikuwa akitumia makazi maalum kwenye kambi iliyojengwa na hema yake ya kifahari ya Kibeduwi akiwa amefuatana na walinzi wanawake ambao, inasemekana, huwa hawapotezi umakini kazini kama walinzi wanaume.Hema hiyo pia ilitumiwa kuwalaki wageni wa Libya na Kanali Gaddafi huendesha mikutano na mahojiano yake humo humo akipepea usinga au tawi la mitende.

Rais wa zamani wa Marekani Ronald Reagan alimwita Gaddafi 'mad dog' yaani 'mbwa kichaa' na Marekani ililipiza kisasi dhidi ya Libya kwa madai ya kuhusika na mashambulio ya anga barani Ulaya kwa kuvamia miji ya Tripoli na Benghazi mwaka 1986.Aliposhindwa katika jitihada zake za kuzipatanisha nchi za Uarabuni katika miaka ya 90, Kanali Gaddafi alielekeza nguvu zake barani Afrika na kupendekeza 'Muungano wa Nchi' za bara la Afrika.

Alianza kuvaa mavazi yake binafsi, sare za michezo zilizo na ngao za Bara la Afrika au picha za viongozi kutoka bara hilo.Aliwahi kuvunja na kufuta Wizara za nchi hiyo pamoja na bajeti zao, isipokuwa Wizara chache ikiwemo ya Ulinzi, Fedha na Mambo ya Nje.Licha ya uchumi wa Libya kutoa fursa kwa wawekezaji wa nje, mabadiliko bado yanakwenda taratibu.

Vuguvugu la mageuzi dhidi yake lilipoanza mwanzoni mwa mwaka huu, aliapa kuwafuata wanaompinga nyumba hadi nyumba, mlango kwa mlango, hatua iliyoibua hasira na kuchochea harakati za kijeshi dhidi yake.

Baada ya baadhi ya askari kutangaza kujitoa katika jeshi lake na kuanzisha uasi, aliapa kwamba atapambana hadi tone la mwisho la damu litakapomwagika. Alisisitiza kwamba kamwe hatakimbia kutoka katika ardhi ya Libya, atafia katika ardhi ya mababu zake.

Taarifa zilieleza jana kwamba aliuawa baada ya kukutwa akiwa amejificha katika daraja dogo kwa ajili ya kupitisha maji barabarani (karavati).
Mara baada ya kuuawa, wapiganaji wa Baraza la Mpito waliokuwa katika mapambano dhidi yake walibaini kwamba alikuwa na bastola iliyotengenezwa kwa dhahabu tupu.

chanzo:Gazeti la Mwananchi
 
menny terry said:
Mkuu hayo yote alifanya kwa pesa za walibya na ni si kutoka mfukoni mwake hata Adolf hitler nae alifanya tena mazuri zaidi yake! Lakini je! Hatakama ni wewe ukapewa kilakitu lakini ukakosa uhuru itakuwaje? Ukapewa vitu ukanyimwa utu itakuwaje? Just try to think before write this pumba.
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wewe nchi yako ina kila aina ya rasilimali,pia ina migodi mingi tu je serikali yako imekufanyia nini?je hata mlo mmoja kwa siku inakupatia?yote kwayote libya raia yeyote alikua akitaka anaingia hoteli yoyote unapata chakula na serikali ndio inalipa,je wewe umefanyiwa nini naserikali yako?je umechukua hatua gani?toa kibanzi kilicho ktk mboni yako kwanza ndio umfikirie mwengine,kwako kunaungua wewe unaangalia kwa jirani.umeme namaji libya bure hapa wewe unalipia pia hupewi je nani bora kati ya mlibya nawewe?
 
Gang Chomba said:
na wale wapambe wa NATO na NTC ambao wamo humu Jamvini ni
1. Rats
2. vibaraka
3. wakurupukaji
4. wenye wivu na maendeleo aliyoyaleta Gadaffi.
5. Wanaoutamani kwa hamu kubwa ukoloni mambo leo.
6. Wasiojuwa maana halisi na faida zipatikanazo na rasilimali tulizojaliwa Barani Afrika.
7. Ni hatari kwa mustakabali wa umoja wetu waafrika.
8. ni bora hawana Madaraka, kwani wangeburuzwa na wangetutoa ICU na kutupeleka Kaburini.
9. Ni faida ya kizazi cha CCM hii ya vyama vingi.
10. Hawana tofauti na mkia wa Mbuzi, kwani huwa haufukuzi NZI wala haustiri uchi.
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+1... wako tayari kutolewa kafara na mabwana wa Ulaya Marekani na kubebeshwa sifa feki ya kuwa wameshinda vita wakati hawajui ni miaka mingapi na raslimali kiasi gani kitagharimu hiyo sifa.. Hawajui ni miaka mingapi watalipa hiyo fadhila..

...Yetu macho na masikio kwani hapa kwetu yametushinda kutokana na nidhamu ya woga na umasikini wa akili... kalaghabaho .Kutokana na kukosa maji na umeme hapa home....Ngoja niwahi angalau foleni ya SUKARI nasikia wamesema mwisho ni kilo tatu kila familia.....
 
Nonda said:
Mkuu
Aibu haiko kwa maiti. Aibu iko kwa wanaoifanyia maiti hivyo. Na jinsi mshindi anavyoitunza na kuiheshimu maiti ya adui wake ndio ushujaa.
Usisahau mayahudi walimsulubu Bwana Yesu. Je aibu ilikuwa kwa Yesu au wale waliomsulubu?
Tujaribu kuelewa maana. Mtu akishakufa hafikwi na aibu. Aibu ni kwa walio hai.
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Japo adui Mbaya but kwa kutambua kuwa amewahi kuliongoza Taifa hilo linapata sifa kuachilia mbali matatizo but walitakiwa waitendee maiti kwa ubinadamu. Akipagie shavu la kushoto mgeuzie la pili!
 
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